Honors Faculty and Fellows
Temitope F. Adeoye, Ph.D.
Clinical Assistant Professor
adeoye@purdue.edu | Learn More | DUHM 118
Emily Allen, Ph.D.
Professor of English
elallen@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRN 1151
Megha Anwer, Ph.D.
Associate Dean for Research & Scholar Development, Clinical Associate Professor
manwer@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRN 1091
Kristen Bellisario
Clinical Assistant Professor, Faculty Fellow with Center for Global Soundscapes, Director of HIFI Research Generator
kbellisa@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRN 1075
Liz Brite, Ph.D.
Clinical Associate Professor, Associate Head of Academic Affairs
britee@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRS 1081
Kathryn Dilworth, Ph.D.
Professor of Practice for Philanthropy
kdilwort@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRN 1083
Natasha Duncan, Ph.D.
Associate Dean for Academic and International Affairs
ntduncan@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRS 1072
Katie Jarriel, Ph.D.
Clinical Associate Professor
kjarriel@purdue.edu | Learn More
Dwaine Jengelley, Ph.D.
Clinical Associate Professor & Director of Interdisciplinary Sports Studies Research Generator
djengell@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRS 1087
Ashima Krishna, Ph.D.
Clinical Associate Professor
krish191@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRN 1065
Muiris MacGiollabhuí
Clinical Assistant Professor
mmacgiol@purdue.edu | Learn More | Wood Hall 114
J. Peter Moore
Clinical Associate Professor and Director of PATTeRN Research Generator
moore708@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRS 1074
Shaunta Scroggins
Lecturer and Assistant Director of the Lead Forward Fellowship
swanso64@purdue.edu | Learn More | WOOD 149
Nathan Swanson
Clinical Assistant Professor & Director of Study Away
swanso64@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRS 1018
Zahra Tehrani
Clinical Associate Professor
ztehrani@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRS 1085
Anish Vanaik
Clinical Associate Professor and Director of International Student Engagement
avanaik@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRS 1091
Jason Ware
Clinical Associate Professor and Director of TREKS Research Generator
jaware@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRS 1083
Adam Watkins
Assistant Dean for Leadership Development and Clinical Associate Professor
aewatkin@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRN 1093
Lindsay Weinberg
Clinical Associate Professor and Director of the Tech Justice Lab
lweinber@purdue.edu | Learn More | HCRS 1072
Faculty Emeritus
Kristina Bross, Ph.D.
Senior Associate Dean Emerita
Diane Facinelli, Ph.D.
Assistant Dean Emerita
Rhonda Phillips, Ph.D., FAICP
Inaugural Dean Emerita
Scholarly Fellows
Jeffrey Gerber, Ph.D.
Honors College Scholarly Fellow
Continuing Lecturer, Physics & Astronomy
Jen Hall, Ph.D.
Honors College Scholarly Fellow
Senior Lecturer, Brian Lamb School of Communication
Cara Putman
Honors College Scholarly Fellow
Clinical Assistant Professor
Kristen Bellisario, Ph.D.
Honors College Scholarly Fellow
Lisa Bosman, Ph.D.
Honors College Scholarly Fellow
Kostas Grigoriou, Ph.D.
Honors College Scholarly Fellow
Courtesy Faculty
Nicole Kong, Ph.D.
Ningning (Nicole) Kong is an associate professor of Library Science and a GIS specialist, who has teaching experience in the Honors College, the Department of Anthroplogy, and the School of Forestry and Natural Resources. She holds a Ph. D. in Ecology from Penn State University and M.S. and B.S. degrees in Geography from Peking University. Dr. Kong has won numerous research and teaching grants, and she publishes regularly on the scholarship of teaching and learning.
Clarence Maybee, Ph.D.
Clarence Maybee is an associate professor of Library Science and an information learning specialist. He is an expert on curriculum design and an advisor for IMPACT, on which his 2018 book, IMPACT Learning: Librarians at the Forefront of Change in Higher Education, focuses. Dr. Maybee holds a Ph. D. from Queensland University of Technology and has won awards for his research. He is currently the Information Literacy Series Editor for Purdue University Press and the incoming chair of Purdue’s Undergraduate Curriculum Council (UCC).
David Nelson, Ph.D.
David Nelson is the Associate Director of Purdue’s Center for Instructional Excellence and a leader in Purdue’s IMPACT program. Dr. Nelson, who has a Ph.D. in History from University of California, Irvine, has held research grants from NSF and NIH and a Fulbright fellowship. He publishes on the scholarship of teaching and learning, and he has taught many times in Honors College, both in the Evolutions of Ideas series and as the lead of our Institutional Data course series.